Mobility Coordinator, assistant professor at the Warsaw University Law Faculty. Graduated from the Warsaw University Law Faculty (2005 – Legitimation of entities in the procedure before Polish Constitutional Tribunal. Selected issues). Diploma in an Introduction to English Law and the Law of the European Union, University of Cambridge (2006). PhD in Law (2010 – Parliamentary control in Polish constitutional law). Since 2006 lecturer at Warsaw University Law Faculty (constitutional law). From 2006 to 2010 expert of legislation in the Chancellery of the Sejm (Polish parliament). Since 2011 assistant to the judge in the Constitutional Tribunal. Granted, through the agency of Zentrum für Europäisches Wirtschaftsrecht at Rechts- und Staatswissenschaftliche Fakultät der Universität Bonn, with Thomas Berberich-Stiftung scholarship for young researchers (2012). Author of inter alia Parliamentary control in Polish constitutional law(2012 in Polish). Language skills: English (C1), German (B1), French (A2). Visiting professor in Cologne (2013) and Bonn (2014). Main research interests – political system, parliamentary law, constitutional procedure, constitutional control, human rights.
Student of Warsaw School of Economics and Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. Fascinated by Chinese culture and tradition, interested in current geopolitical situation. He speaks English and Russian, but also plans to improve his Chinese. His main passion is playing the piano, mostly Chopin.
Third-year student of the faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. Participated in language course in Eastbourne, organizer of conferences on comparative and medical law. Interested in administrative law, human rights and Chinese culture. She speaks English and Spanish fluently.
Fifth-year Master’s degree student at the Faculty of Law and Administration and third-year Bachelor’s degree student at the Chinese Studies Department at the University of Warsaw. Her interests range from public international law to Chinese pop culture. Gained experience in various public institutions and NGOs. She is an avid player of traditional Chinese games, such as Mahjong. Speaks English fluently and is communicative in Chinese and Spanish.
Magdalena is interested in commercial relations between Poland and China and its legal aspects. She gained experience in international relations as a part of the team creating modern art in places such as Shanghai, Istanbul, Italy, and in Law while working in worldwide Dentons law corporation. Magdalena speaks fluent English and works on improving her basic Chinese.
Graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration at University of Warsaw and Finance and Accounting Faculty at Warsaw School of Economics. Not only did he study Sinology at University of Warsaw, but he also participated in Chinese courses at Fudan University in Shanghai during summer holidays. He founded Students’ Organization for Law and Economy of China at University of Warsaw. PhD student at China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing, Faculty of International Law. Mainly specializes in legal and economic aspects of trade and foreign direct investments. Since 2009 he has been avidly engaged in issues concerning People’s Republic of China, in particular economical reforms as well as legal system and relationship between Poland and China. He gained professional experience while working for prestigious law offices, both international and Polish. He speaks English, German and Chinese.
First-year Master’s degree student of International Relations at the Institute of International Relations at the University of Warsaw, specializing in the East Asian region. Currently he is the chairman of The Oriental Studies Section of the Students Scientific Group “Ars Politica” at the University of Warsaw and an Honorary Member of the Students Organization for Law and Economy of China. He gained experience while working at the Polish Ministry of Justice, Polish Ministry of Defense and at Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Washington D.C., among others. He mainly specializes in the foreign policy of China, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and the United States. He is most interested in issues concerning international security, international trade and international public law. He speaks fluent English, basic Russian and is currently learning Korean.
Second-year Honors Bachelor’s degree student of Faculty of Oriental Studies at the Chinese Department. Granted Dean’s scholarship for the best students at the University of Warsaw. She participated in language courses in London, where she gained her proficiency in English. She is avidly interested in philosophy and history of China. Since 2014 she has been regularly contacting Chinese students learning Polish, thanks to a project organized by the Chinese Studies Department at the University of Warsaw. Music is her lifelong passion – she graduated from Music School playing the piano and the transverse flute. She speaks fluent English, learns Chinese and Spanish.
Fifth-year Master’s degree student at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw and third-year student of Faculty of Oriental Studies at the Chinese Studies Department. Participant of language and legal courses in United Kingdom (Brighton) and Germany (Universität Bayreuth). Gained professional experience at legal offices in Warsaw (e.g. DLA Piper Wiater), Embassy of Republic of Poland in Beijing as well as in the Chamber of Legal Counsel in Warsaw. Takes part in Erasmus Student Network ESN Mentor (taking care of Chinese students), cooperates with Students’ Organization for Law and Economy of China at the University of Warsaw, and provides legal help at the Academia Iuris Foundation Legal Clinic. Granted Dean’s scholarship for the best students at University of Warsaw. Interested in civil and corporate law, Chinese philosophy, language and legal system. Speaks English, German, and Chinese, and has basic skills in Spanish and Korean.
Student of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. Currently, she is broadening her knowledge of the American legal system by taking part in the studies organized by the Center for American Law Studies University of Warsaw and University of Florida Levin College of Law. Since 2012 she is a member of Students’ Organization for Law and Economy of China at University of Warsaw. From 2012 to 2013 she was the Vice President for Marketing European Law Students’ Association Warsaw where she was responsible for the preparation of the marketing offers and acquiring partners. Presently, she is gaining her professional experience in one of the law firms in Warsaw. Advanced skills in English, as well as an elementary command of legal English and basic command of Chinese.
As a master student of the last year of International Relations at the University of Warsaw he is interested in economic relations in the East Asia region. Subsequently, he is currently writing his MA thesis on the impact of FDI on the economy of China. Professionally he specializes in international economic relations, trade, investment and multicultural differences in business. At the moment he is conducting an internship at the Polish Institute of International Affairs in the international economic relations and global issues program. His main tasks there are focused on the analysis of political and economic issues of the East Asia region. He speaks English and plans on learning Chinese in the near future.
Studies Finance and Accounting at last year of Bachelor Degree at the University of Warsaw. Currently she is a board member of the Students Organization for Law and Economy of China. She visited China (Changsha) last summer where she was a volunteer in the “We explore China” programme, which gave her the opportunity to develop her Chinese language skills. Currently she gains her professional experience by working in the financial insurance area. After graduating from the University of Warsaw she wants to work in China at least for a year. Personally very interested in basketball and Chinese cuisine. She speaks fluent English and is currently learning Chinese.
Zhang Luqing is a professor at China University of Political Science and Law, and Shihezi University. He is also the tutor of post-graduate masters, contributing reviewer of Journal of Shihezi University (Philosophy and Social Science) and director of China Law Society specialized committee. He is visiting professor at Capital Normal University, Beijing Forestry University, National Judges College, Beijing College of Politics and Law, and Beijing Bureau of Prisons. Professor Zhang’s fields of expertise are legal profession ethics, judicial system, and jurisprudence of attorneys. The main courses he teaches are Legal Profession Ethics, Judicial Documents, Jurisprudence of Attorneys and so on. His representative works includes Theory and Practice of Attorneys, Judicial Documents, Legal Profession Ethics, Rules of Professional Conduct, and Judicial Documents and Judicial Reform. He has held and joined in five scientific research projects at national and ministerial level. Professor Zhang was awarded the certificate by the Ministry of Education of China for his outstanding contributions to supporting the tenth-year western higher education in 2011.
Ms. Li Renyan is a PhD at the China University of Political Science and Law, who is working at the School of Law. Before, she had worked as a Counselor for the Politics and the Public Administration School in CUPL and in the administration for the Haidian Overseas Chinese Association in Beijing. She received her PhD in Master Law and Administrative Law in the China University of Political Science and Law.
He received PhD from China University of Political Science and Law. He is a Law Professor at the School of Law, China University of Political Science and Law. He is the General Secretary of China Legal Writing Society, the Deputy Director of China Committee of Clinical Legal Education. In March 2007, he was appointed Director of the Institute of Legal Ethics, in June 2007, he was appointed Director of the institute of Experiential Legal Education, and in September 2007, he was appointed Director of the Legal Clinic programs. In 2008, he was appointed Director of the Center for Judiciary. He is the author or Co-author of over 10 books, he teaches Legal Ethics, Procedure Law, Legal Clinic, and related subjects. He was a Visiting Professor in Kyungpook National University in 2006, a Visiting Professor in MacGeorge School of Law in 2009 and a Visiting Professor in Washington college of Law in 2010. He got the prize of Distinguished Professor and Scholar in September 2006, and he got the prize of Distinguished Professor and Scholar of CUPL again in 2007. He got the Prize of the Excelent Clincian of 10 years Chinese Clinical Legal Education in 2010. He got the Prize of Educational Pioneer in 2011 from the Beijing Teachers’
She is a second-year postgraduate student. She won a First-class Scholarship, being awarded as Outstanding Student and Outstanding Graduate of Beijing. She devoted much of her time to volunteering and serving as a leader of various students’ organizations. She was the Second Runner-Up in 2013 “BFSU CUP” International Intellectual Property Moot Court Competition. She also obtained a Legal Professional Qualification Certificate. She gained her experience during internships in National Development and Reform Commission of China and in a law firm. Her language skills include native Chinese and fluent English.
First-year postgraduate in Law. She had two bachelor’s degrees,one in law and another in economics. She got the Legal Professional Qualification Certificate of the PRC in 2015. Qiudan gained vast experience during internships in local courts and law firms. When she was an undergraduate, she was awarded the National Scholarships twice and was granted the Youth Medal of CUPL. She is a friendly girl and can speak fluent English.
She is a first-year postgraduate student. She passed the Chinese Judicial Exam in 2014. During her studies, she received scholarships many times. She had internships in various institutions, such as the the grassroots court and at the notarial office. Currently she volunteers in the Xicheng District People’s Court. Her language skills include Chinese and English.
She is a senior student who participated in an exchange programme in Norway. She is a member of a legal aid organization of CUPL. She won the championship of 9th Red Cross International Humanitarian Law Moot for Mainland China. Apart from law, she was awarded the title of Beijing Excellent Female College Student Entrepreneur. In March 2016, she attended the Fortune Most Powerful Women International Summit in Hong Kong as a representative of most powerful women of youth generation. She likes traveling and photography.
She is a senior of law school in CUPL. During college, she joined the Beijing Innovation Project in 2013 and was awarded the Outstanding Volunteer Award in 2014. She is interested in Russian language and has been learning Russian by herself for over a year now.
In 2014 she participated in the Law of Cultural Relics Program held by the Russian Law Academy with many graduates from University of Wroclaw. Now she is doing an internship in Lantai Partners, focusing on anti-dumping practices. She speaks Chinese, English and some Russian.
She is a first-year graduate student and it is her fifth year at CUPL. She has received many awards and honors, including Excellent League Member of CUPL, Merit Student of CUPL, and she has won the scholarship every year. She joined the Students Legal Aid Center when she first came to college and she is devoted to volunteering. She has worked as an intern in Changping District People’s Court and King&Wood Mallesons Law Firm.
She is an undergraduate student interested in communication between different cultures. She has taken part in summer school programmes in Taiwan and in the US. She also participated in the international volunteer program in Maldives. Winning the Jiangping scholarship in civil and commercial law inspired her to focus on commercial law in the future. Currently she works as an intern in Haidian District Court in Beijing now.
She has done internships in Chaoyang District People’s Court and was awarded second-class scholarship of CUPL in 2015. While being passionate about her own major, she has a wide range of interests, such as movies and literature. Her favorite fiction book is A Song of Ice and Fire written by George R.R Martin.
She was awarded as the Outstanding Graduate of SWUPL in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in law and has continued studying for her master’s degree in CUPL as a recommended student without prior examination. Currently she is a first-year master’s degree student of CUPL, majoring in administrative law. She has received various awards distinguishing her academic and social achievements. She also obtained the national utility model patent certificate in 2013. Besides working as the editor of the Graduate of CUPL, she has been appointed to be a participant participant of Dadao legal aid organization providing legal assistance.
She is a 4th year undergraduate on a six-year Law program. She is currently an intern in Renault Co. Ltd now. She can speak English and French. She has studied sketching under the tutelage of a renowned artist for ten years She has participated in Jessup moot court competition as legal researcher and ICCTC as clerk from 2015 to 2016.
She is on her second year of Master’s degree majoring in Administrative Law. As a member of Students’ Union, she is now the president of the department of international communication and promotion. She won the scholarship for freshman and the second-class scholarship of CUPL. Generally, she is a girl with various interests and always eager to face new challenges. She speaks English fluently and is learning Japanese.
Majors in Administration Law in his first year in SWUPL as a graduate student. He holds the Certificate of Law Professional and had internship with Zhong Lun law firm and China Orient Asset Management Corporation. He was awarded with a variety of scholarships. His participation in many academic projects helped him develop his research and leadership skills.. Good at interpersonal communication, willing to make new friends.
He is a first-year postgraduate. After finishing his undergraduate education in CUPL, he gained the National Judicial Examination certificate as well as a 3-month internship experience in Guantao law firm. Sports and history are two of his main passions and he is always ready to make new friends and learn about different cultures.
First-year master’s degree student of Law School at the China University of Political Science and Law, specializing in Constitutional Law. He is an outgoing boy with a warm heart and was devoted to volunteering during his undergraduate years. He was awarded as Advanced Individual of CUPL in Volunteer Service. He speaks communicative English and works hard on improving his spoken English. He loves traveling and he has travelled across nearly entire Chinaa. What’s more, he participated in the Warsaw-Beijing Forum last year.
He is a second-year postgraduate student. He passed the “National Judicial Examination” with a score of 426 in 2013. He acted as the agent in many cases,such as a retrial case about disputes of commodity house trialed in Hainan Higher People’s Court. In 2015, he interned in the Tribunal of Supreme Peaple’s Court. Presently he is in charge of a project titled ”The influence of the Code of Qing Dynasty on the judgement of Hongkong”. He likes reading books about politics and history.
Majoring in law as a graduate student, he had internships at a law firm, a financial institution and at a local court in Beijing. He also had a three-month oversea experience at UC Davis in the US where he found his research interest in corporate law and M&A. He is passionate about hip-hop dance.
First-year master’s degree student of Law School at the China University of Political Science and Law, specializing in Administrative Law. She is an outgoing girl with a warm heart and was devoted to volunteering during the undergraduate years, and was awarded as Advanced Individual of CUPL in Volunteer Service. She also won Outstanding Student Scholarship of CUPL twice and New Postgraduate Student Scholarship. She speaks communicative English and dedicates herself to improving her oral English. She loves traveling and often travels around alone and has crossed nearly half of China.
He is from Heng Shui,Hebei province. He is studying in the Law School of China University of Political Science and Law, as a graduate student. He received a lot of awards which are about academic competition, student cadres and social practice related awards. He passed the Judicial Examination for a Certificate A and got Finance Seniority Card. In addition, he likes reading literature, history and philosophy books, and he is enthusiastic about traveling and making friends. His language skills include native Chinese and good English.
Zhao Xiaojing is the PhD student in Military Law, China University of Political Science and Law. She was awarded bachelor’s degree in law in 2006, and then worked in the grassroots people’s procuratorate for one year. She was back to Law School of the China University of Political Science and Law for further education in 2007, and have a master’s degree in military law in 2010. During the Master program, she focus on the research field of the law of armed conflict and international humanitarian law. She was been a trainee in ICRC in 2009 for international humanitarian law promotion activity. After graduating, she serviced for the government research institution. She was admitted into the PhD program in 2013, and now is in the first year of the program. She was aimed on the research field of national defense legal system.